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Psi Omega Stops PEI;
Law Club Upsets NSN

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Professional fraternity softball
play rolled into the semi-final
round of play on Wines Field last
night.
In the first of the two games
played, Psi Omega edged out a
narrow 5-4 victory over Phi Ep-
silon Kappa, The contest was
loosely played as both pitchers
tossed good games but had poor
support. Winning pitcher George
Hoaglin gave the physical educa-
tion majors only four hits, while
PEK's losing chucker, John
Greenwood limited the dental stu-
dents to two.
In the nightcap, the usually
talent-laden Nu Sigma Nu was
upset by the Law Club, 11-8. Big

sticker for Law Club was Homer
Bradley who lived up to his name
by poling out a homer in the
lawyers' big five run first inning.
He later added a double.
The only batter to hit for the
distance for the Nu Sigma Nu's
was Serge Delgado in the fourth.
Psi, Omega and Law Club will
meet next week for the title.
Residence Hall B' action saw
Cooley dump Winchell out of the
first place playoffs, 9-8, and earn
the right to face Gomberg in the
finals. Bill Stoll was Cooley's dis-
tance hitter as he tallied the
game's only circuti clout.
Cooley is the defending 'B' soft-
ball champion.

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told the audience of his experiences as a Wolverine player.
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By MIKE GUILMAN

W. Liberty and Stadium Blvd.,

Ann Arbor, Mich.

Former Wolverine coach, Ben-
nie Oosterbaan, did a little remi-
niscing last night as he spoke be-
fore the athletes of South Quad.
Oosterbaan spoke to the audi-
ence at the annual sports ban-
quet concerning his playing days
at Michigan, and especially his
meetings with the "Galloping
Ghost" of Illinois, Red Grange.
Said Oosterbaan, "One of our
linemen was once asked if he had
ever tackled Grange. And he

proudly answered, 'No, but I
touched him once.
He wistfully remembered things
such as the days when Michigan
State was a practice game for the
rest of the schedule, and said,
"How I wish those days would re-
turn!"
He, recalled happily that the
Wolverines topped Illinois and
Grange in his senior year (1927),
in a game in which all 22 men who
started played the full 60 minutes.

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